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THanks OP...just what I was looking for. In 4 1 !

co-asked which one OD the following is more worthwhile?

SD770IS
SD1100IS
A590

Canon770IS and 1100IS are for different customers.
IMO, 770IS is a high-end product. well-design and well-made. while 1100IS must be driven by cost, kind of plastic toy, even though it's under the SDxx family.
SDxx family are all slim design, very compact, using built-in Li-on battery.

Axxx, in contrast, IMO, are low-end products. A570, A590, even A720 are exact plastic toys made by Canon. If you use them, you will experience your first pain, very-low battery life. I mean very very short. They all use two AA battery, so IMO, that's a design mistake. i.e. sacrifice battery size (from 4xAA to 2xAA) for compact size.
A6xx using 4xAA doesn't have this problem, A610, A630, A650... but they are bulky.

If size is not a concern, S5 is a good one. otherwise, SDxx is a good choice.

I have the SD770 and love it. I used to have the SD600, which I also loved. I was considering the SD1100 (which is the descendant of the SD600/SD1000 line) but when I played around with it in the store, it just felt cheap and plastic-y (like someone else mentioned). Size/feature wise they're very similar.

That said, the SD770 uses the new NB-5L battery (as opposed to the 4L in the SD1100) so the battery life is expected to be slightly longer. It can also go to higher ISO, so theoretically should be able to take better low-light pictures.

I don't see anymore Kingston 4GB or 16 GB cards sold by Amazon.com . Does anyone else see any? Thanks

just type kingston 16 gb sd....there is only 1. It will be discounted at check out. and hey wheres my green!

I added the "Kingston 16 GB SD4/16GB Secure Digital High Capacity Card", the one that's $29.99 from Amazon.com that ships in 3-5 weeks, and didn't see any discount. What'd I do wrong?

strange.. cannot get the 4GB card free....anyone else?

yeah, the 4gb doesnt come up free for me either. Comes to 170.93 total.